1. Introduction of Pygmalion and Galatea Sculpture This sculpture draws inspiration from the Greek myth of Pygmalion and Galatea. Legend has it that Pygmalion, a sculptor, created an idealized woman and gradually fell in love with his creation. Moved by his affection, the goddess of love brought the statue to life, and the woman was later named Galatea. The Pygmalion and Galatea Sculpture depicts the pivotal moment when the statue is about to “awaken”: Galatea, a nude woman, stands on a high rock pedestal, leaning slightly forward, looking down at Pygmalion kneeling beside her. Their gazes and hand gestures establish a close connection, expressing the mythical transformation through their interaction. The Pygmalion and Galatea Sculpture is made of white marble. Pygmalion, draped in a long robe, kneels on one knee and looks up at Galatea, one hand lightly touching her arm or palm. The robe extends from her shoulder to